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What are your 'name brand only' items?
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Mobiles, laptops, SIM card, Wifi provider
Wtf is a WiFi provider?
Maybe a wireless ISP?
The one who provides your wifi connection. Technically ISP but without internet through SIM
Interesting. I switched from brand phones (HTC) to generic no-name phones a while ago. My current one is by Ulefone and I couldn't tell any difference. For 300 bucks I got a phone thats comparable to samsung phones twice the price, since I didn't pay anything for the brand name. Any specific reason why you avoid no-name with technologie?
It's cheap AND all your friends in China can easily keep tabs on your life. I call that a win!